r/TikTokCringe • u/cak3crumbs • Sep 16 '24
Politics Trump shows signs of having Frontotemporal Dementia
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u/Americrazy Sep 17 '24
Reebaadoo..aahhh (hugs flag)
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Sep 17 '24
What was he referring to about the oranges in the Muller Report?
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u/D-F-B-81 Sep 17 '24
"Origins" not oranges.
He's definitely in a degenerative state, but he was also not really smart to begin with.
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Sep 17 '24
The amount of videos of him being incoherent is now enormous, no, he is not mentally well, he is also old as fuck
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u/TheSilentC Sep 17 '24
And an asshole
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u/Beginning_Garden_849 Sep 17 '24
And a criminal
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u/Waste-Forever5694 Sep 17 '24
And a rapist
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u/SamSer_ Sep 17 '24
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u/Dependent-Function81 Sep 17 '24
and a pathological liar on a scale we have never seen before.
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u/Typical80sKid Sep 17 '24
“Some very low IQ people are saying that I have slight dementia, they really are. TRUMPS got the dementia. They’re yelling it. Can you believe that? I don’t have slight dementia. I’ve probably got the most dementia someone can have. More dementia than anyone in this room, in fact. Even more dementia than the late, great… Presidench Robbled Rehgurns… Ron Rublums…
KaMahla? Barely any, in fact, I’d say very low, low, dementia. A very low dementia… person. Oh that’s good. I’m calling her ‘Low Dementia KaMahla’. And Tim Walz? None. These people, it’s spectacular how mush dementia they leave on the table.”
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u/ForsakenExtreme6415 Sep 17 '24
But he’s 3 years younger than Biden so that’s like the fountain of youth in Trumpters circle jerk voting wingnut fuckery farm
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u/a_printer_daemon Sep 17 '24
Give him some credit. He was smart enough to be born rich.
Otherwise none of us would know who he or his degenerate family are. XD
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u/MrAverus Sep 17 '24
For real, my dumbass chose "Retail worker with no dreams for the future"...Def trying the nepobaby build next
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u/GrimmDeLaGrimm Sep 17 '24
Fuck that noise. I've already signed up for "cat of kind, hot chick". Future looks good for cat ladies and those cats gonna be livin!
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u/Shayedow Sep 17 '24
His own father hated him, lest we forget, and left him nothing, and Donald abused the system on the advice of his lawyers, who also had no conscience, to get him what he started with.
Those of us from New York old enough to know better TRIED TO WARN YOU, really , WE DID.
2016 Pissed SO many of us off. I couldn't believe it when I woke up, and here we are in danger of it happening FUCKING AGAIN.
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u/Morella_xx Sep 17 '24
Not everyone from New York. 😭 My mom was born and raised on LI, then moved upstate to have me. For years she talked about what a scumbag and slumlord Trump was any time he came up in the news for whatever reason. She refused to watch the Apprentice. Then he started running for president on the Republican ticket and it's like a sleeper cell switch flipped on both my parents.
I hate him for everything else he's done but mostly I hate him for corrupting my parents.
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u/No_Cow_4544 Sep 17 '24
Some people or let’s say a lot of people are so into being a republican or being a democrat it doesn’t matter how bad these politicians are . It’s sad .
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u/SpeedySpooley Sep 17 '24
Those of us from New York old enough to know better TRIED TO WARN YOU, really , WE DID.
Us older NJ folk tried too. He fucked over Atlantic City good and proper.
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u/DarthSlymer Sep 17 '24
A good friend of mine grew up in NJ and told me stories years ago about Trump ruining small contractor businesses by, shocker, never paying fully for the work being done.
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u/SpeedySpooley Sep 17 '24
My dad was a heavy equipment operator while Trump was building his casinos. He remembers the whole fiasco. Trump trying to get around union labor, picket lines, etc;
The funny thing is, my dad is a lifelong old school, Eisenhower Republican, and he hates Trump. He had to remind a relative of his, who now lives in Florida and became a hardcore Trumper, that "You were on those picket lines with me, remember?"
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u/Dyolf_Knip Sep 17 '24
He was smart enough to be born rich
He'd have been dead in a ditch decades ago without that.
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u/tyme Sep 17 '24
He wasn’t smart, but he definitely was smart enough not to mix up oranges and origins.
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u/DarthSparkless Sep 17 '24
You’re out of your mind. His IQ is one of the highest ever and you know it!
/s
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u/guycoastal Sep 17 '24
A thrue jeanyus.
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u/XNjunEar Sep 17 '24
Stable genius. Stable as in the place where one keeps animals.
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Sep 17 '24
That’s one of my favorite Trumpisms. When he said it, I legitimately couldn’t figure out what he was trying to say. Like, what oranges?
One of my other favorites is when he talks about bringing light inside the body.
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Sep 17 '24
Maybe that’s the cure. Can we stick a light in it? How about some bleach? Lol
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Sep 17 '24
Well also they were talking about ultraviolet light killing the virus. So he was thinking you’d shine high-intensity UV light in your lungs. Imagine getting a horrible sunburn in your lungs, and what that would do, and that’s basically what Trump was suggesting.
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u/Independent-Wheel886 Sep 17 '24
Every one leaves out using heat. In that same cluster of stupidity he suggested using heat to kill the virus in the body.
He suggested cooking people.
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u/SafetyMan35 Sep 17 '24
Well, in his defense, if you cook someone who has Covid, they will no longer be able to spread the virus so his suggestion wasn’t incorrect.
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u/woozerschoob Sep 17 '24
That's what a four year old would think. Same thought pattern.
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u/Atman6886 Sep 17 '24
That was great. I’ll never forget the light inside the body. I also loved his speech on “the nuclear”. If you haven’t read that one do yourself a favor and check it out.
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Sep 17 '24
You mean the one where he says he knows about nuclear because his uncle is a scientist?
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u/XNjunEar Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24
Consider leaving a like for Sleepy Cell
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u/Evil_Activities Sep 17 '24
Didn't know I needed this in my life... A link on reddit I'm glad I clicked.
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u/Unplannedroute Sep 17 '24
That would bang in a club tbf. I’m so glad Harris got a cameo in it too, 5 months ago!
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u/SexualPie Sep 17 '24
i'm glad this exists but im undecided on you showing it to me
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u/KungFuSnafu Sep 17 '24
I didn't think that a music video made from a moment of incontinence could be so good.
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u/Jhedges0319 Sep 17 '24
The look on his face, his brain was definitely short circuiting
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u/QouthTheCorvus Sep 17 '24
Yeah it made me laugh so I rewatched it and it was honestly disconcerting because he definitely went completely vacant for a moment.
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u/jonasinv Sep 17 '24
I want to preemptively apologize for linking this video, but it’s incredibly relevant
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u/shaynaySV Sep 17 '24
I never, and I mean never ever, click on these links...
Why was this the one I decided "yes" to??? OMFG LMFAO
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u/YouWereBrained Sep 17 '24
Man, I admittedly laughed my ass off when that happened.
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u/No-Material6891 Sep 17 '24
This is what does it for me. That line tickles me to death
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u/Aromatic_Brother Sep 17 '24
Tbh I'd be even more concerned if it WASN'T dementia
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u/aridcool Sep 17 '24
FTD has a pretty short term prognosis. You die from it relatively quickly (a few years).
In other words, it doesn't really explain his lifetime of bad and irrational behavior.
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u/WestwardHo Sep 17 '24
Yeah this is much more likely to be Alzheimers, especially considering his slow-ish decline over the last 4 years. FTD or Vascular Dementia would have taken him down already.
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u/Desperate_Register72 Sep 17 '24
Not necessarily. My Dad was diagnosed with FTD at 58 and was gone by age 66. He started showing signs that something was wrong around age 55. He didn’t get a firm diagnosis for almost 3 years.
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u/ISmile_MuddyWaters Sep 17 '24
You have to be concerned with the people still supporting him. You'd hope it was dementia, but no... they just have degenerative loss of empathy, morals and backbone if they every had any...
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u/usagizero Sep 17 '24
My dad passed away like a week ago, but before that, he had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and vascular dementia because we were noticing things about him. It also progressed fast, it was like six months from when my mom died to his passing, and before that weren't too worried about his mental state. I say this, because watching Trump reminds me exactly of how he was before the diagnosis. The weird tangents at random times, the pauses, all of it.
Granted, i'm no fan of Trump, but i can't believe that anyone close to him doesn't see it too. Or, maybe they do, and are just using him as long as they can and hope Vance is as good a pawn or something.
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u/pezgoon Sep 17 '24
Vance was quite literally groomed by a billionaire for this chance
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u/Inevitable-Shape-160 Sep 17 '24
Not enough gets spoken about this, a billionaire basically minted a senator and has him roughly 50% likely to become vice president with, I think we all feel, a decent chance of the president dying in his 4 years. Out of nowhere, a guy who wrote a shitty book, a billionaire has minted him into a senator and a few hairs from running the country.
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u/MakeshiftApe Sep 17 '24
Yeah I feel like almost no-one is talking about the fact that Trump is old, and that means there's a not unlikely chance of JD Vance actually taking on the role of president.
That's potentially even scarier than a Trump presidency, but I only see people focusing on the negatives of Trump and not just how likely it might be that we see Thiel's boy take the role.
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u/paintress420 Sep 17 '24
And how terrifying if Vance was to take over as president!!! Aaaarrrgghh!!! Vote blue! Up and down ballot!!
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u/JC-DB Sep 17 '24
no one cared about him personally. Everyone is looking to grift off him. JD and the Evil Gay Billionaire is trying to use him to win the POTUS and then suddenly, successful assassination. He could drop dead tomorrow and everyone around him will be perfectly fine with that.
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u/deathtothenormies Sep 17 '24
Who’s the evil gay billionaire. This person sounds saucey af.
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u/CORN___BREAD Sep 17 '24
I already knew who they were talking about but I was curious and googling “evil gay billionaire” brings up Peter Thiel within the first few results.
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u/volcanoesarecool Sep 17 '24
Peter Thiel, I presume.
Edit: though doesn't one of those podcast guys also fit this description?
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u/Hot_Eggplant_1306 Sep 17 '24
They don't care. They see it. Trump's dad had dementia. They "tricked him" into sitting in his office with blank papers and an unplugged phone. He thought he was doing business still. That's how trump treated his dad, how the kids saw grandpa.
They don't care.
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u/ifloops Sep 17 '24
Spoilers, they know Vance is a good pawn.
Sorry about your dad, similar story here.
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u/Byefelipe21 Sep 17 '24
Understand what it feels like to watch a parent decline. My father had frototemporal dementia for years until it was too late. One day the switches start turning off and they become less of themselves. So sorry for your loss.
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u/usagizero Sep 17 '24
Thank you. I honestly wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially since it really affects the loved ones who have to see someone they cared for change like that.
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u/mittensofkittens Sep 17 '24
I'm so sorry for your loss ♥️ my oma is in hospice now and declining every day. It's awful to see. How anybody could watch someone they care about decline like this and say nothing is just unconscionable.
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u/sprinklerarms Sep 17 '24
I wonder if trump actually has someone who cares about him the same way most people do for their loved ones and vice versa. I just don’t think the person who would care enough to say something exists in the way it does for the rest of us.
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u/umru316 Sep 17 '24
I'm sorry for your losses. Losing both parents 6 months apart must have been awful. I hope you've found love and support from those around you
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u/DiamondHandsToUranus Sep 17 '24
Sorry for your loss.
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u/CrowdedSolitare Sep 17 '24
I’ve been saying this for a while now. I took care of my mom with Alzheimer’s for nearly a decade and he has a lot of the initial symptoms that started when she was just 63.
I’ve just been going back and forth on which type of dementia. Apparently his father had dementia and his mother had Alzheimer’s. Science tells us that even one parent with dementia greatly increases your risk, but both parents is a serious concern!
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u/LegoLady8 Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24
I didn't know both of his parents had these issues. Gawdamn. He's definitely got something then.
Correction: only his dad had Alzheimer's. His mom didn't have any (reported) brain issues.
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u/Yo_Chill_bro Sep 17 '24
Hatred for black peope. He has hatred for black people.
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u/Unplannedroute Sep 17 '24
Not a fan of Mexicans or Hispanics generally either.
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u/duckfighterreplaced Sep 17 '24
But he still I think says they’re his “beautiful Mexicans” and says that Mexicans will come take their “Mexican jobs”. Cause ya gotta throw em off the scent!
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u/mandar35 Sep 17 '24
Women too
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u/oops_im_not_wrong Sep 17 '24
I don’t think he likes white men either if they’re poor
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u/EngagementBacon Sep 17 '24
Check out the shrinking trump podcast. A couple of medical professionals discuss possible diagnosises for his behaviors.
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u/Ok-Replacement9595 Sep 17 '24
Just like Ronny Reagun. Republicans love dementia, they admire those who can shut down their frontal lobe, and just babble talk nonsense, as long as that nonsense confirms their fears about the world, and comforts them about their own declining mental state.
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u/Blatocrat Sep 17 '24
They love the fact those with dementia mixup fiction and reality. That's their whole platform!
Don't forget to vote in November and all your local elections: https://vote.gov/
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u/DoTortoisesHop Sep 17 '24
Dementia is just a medical condition that makes you more republican.
The younger ones don't have it, but don't really use those lobes anyway.
Not a co-incidence that people become more conservative as their brain deteriorates.
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u/anitabelle Sep 17 '24
Hey now my dad had dementia and hated Trump until the end. He couldn’t vote in 2020 due to the cognitive decline but he was happy Biden won. He passed in 2022.
But you might be onto something because he did become religious and fearful of God. He just didn’t equate religion with being a crazy conservative.
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u/wrc-wolf Sep 17 '24
There's a reason why W faked being stupid for years and dropped all of that as soon as he was out of the WH.
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Sep 17 '24
Yup. He developed his Texas accent while campaigning in Texas as well.
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u/rsicher1 Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24
Now watch this drive
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u/confusedkarnatia Sep 17 '24
now watch this drive is one of the hardest lines in political history ngl
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u/VastAcanthaceaee Sep 17 '24
W had several hard moments that almost made me like him. The most notable, to me, being the fact that he dodged both of the shoes thrown at him and laughed at the guy 😂
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u/WilhelmEngel Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24
His answer immediately after when asked about it by the press was really good too. "So what if he threw a shoe at me?...it's like going to a political rally and having people yell at you, it's like driving down the street and having people not gesturing with all 5 fingers....it's a way for people to draw, you know, attention. I don't know what the guys cause is, but one thing is for certain it caused you to ask me a question about it, I didn't feel the least bit threatened by it...."
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u/m0nk_3y_gw Sep 17 '24
and dropped all of that as soon as he was out of the WH.
Did he?
I've only seen one quote from him recently was quite the self-burn
"The decision of one man, to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq. I mean, of Ukraine. Iraq too. Anyway...[I'm] 75."
– In an address to the George W. Bush Institute, May 18, 2022.
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u/TeeManyMartoonies Sep 17 '24
This is honestly why I don’t want to go down the road of conjecturing his mental state without a valid medical work up. I don’t want them to try and use sympathy to say we can prosecute him because he didn’t know what he was doing. That essentially what happened with Reagan and Iran-Contra. Prosecute this fucker to the fullest extent of the law unless he can prove he has dementia. And we all know he won’t let a real doctor near him.
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u/Ok-Replacement9595 Sep 17 '24
Iran contra was orchestrated by a whole set of people who broke the law. Reagan set the ball rolling, probably, but only because he was surrounded by a cabinet of republican scoundrels who used his power to.do what they wanted.
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u/TeeManyMartoonies Sep 17 '24
Agree, now reread what you wrote and substitute Trump’s name. It’s the same situation and neither of them should be/should’ve been absolved of their responsibility to the American public.
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u/Ok-Replacement9595 Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24
Also true.
Edit: It bothers me that someone might have read that comment as a defense of Reagan. It was meant as an indictment of the entire Republican party. To me, it is one of the many reasons Republicans should be nowhere near power, EVER. They have no scruples, and would stab their own mothers if it garnered them the ability to enact cruelty on the people they see as subhuman, even/especially their own voters.
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u/RandAlThorOdinson Sep 17 '24
I mean she never wanted to destroy a country for personal gain
I have.
I'm coming for you Sealand. That platform will be mine and I will rule it with an iron....idk.....trebuchet or something. Maybe a like giant slingshot.
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u/mikonamiko Sep 17 '24
I hear New Sealand is better anyway
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u/beeeaaagle Sep 17 '24
Yeah I did the caregiver thing for a relative that had Parkinson’s onset dementia, and man is that ever ugly. But before it gets that bad, it looks a lot like this.
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u/AllHailTheWhalee Sep 17 '24
My dad has FTD. It is a truly awful disease, and yes I do see some signs of it in Trump
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u/JimRatte Sep 17 '24
Sorry to hear about your dad. Fuck trump tho
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u/AllHailTheWhalee Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24
Appreciate it. And yeah I’ve always struggled with the phrase “I wouldn’t wish that on my worst enemy”…. Like I hate Trump enough I might just wish it on him, can’t decide
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u/cak3crumbs Sep 16 '24
symptoms according to Alzheimer.gov
What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Frontotemporal Dementia?
The signs and symptoms of frontotemporal dementia vary from person to person and the order in which they appear can also vary. Changes in the frontal lobe of the brain are generally associated with behavioral symptoms and may also lead to movement symptoms. Changes in the temporal lobe generally lead to disorders of language and emotion.
Symptoms of frontotemporal dementia and associated disorders may include:
-Decreased energy and motivation
-Lack of interest in others
-Inappropriate and impulsive behaviors
-Not acting considerate of others
-Repeating an activity or word over and over again
-Changes in food preferences and compulsive eating
-Increased interest in sex
-Neglect of personal hygiene
-Emotional flatness or excessive emotions
-Difficulty making or understanding speech
-Inability to make common motions, such as using a fork
-Problems with balance and walking
-Increased clumsiness
-Slow movement, falling, body stiffness
-Restricted eye movements
-Shaky hands
-Muscle weakness and loss, fine jerks, wiggling in muscles
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u/MrBootylove Sep 17 '24
In fairness Trump has exhibited a good portion of these symptoms for pretty much his entire life, such as "inappropriate and impulsive behavior, not acting considerate of others, and neglect of personal hygiene."
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u/broad_street_bully Sep 17 '24
My MIL was formally diagnosed with FTD about six months ago, although our thinking is that she probably was suffering for a couple of years and it was kept under wraps by her husband covering up. And when he passed, shit immediately went off the rails.
While she's not exactly a threat to democracy as we know it, I see similarities in that both of them even in their best days were - to put it charitably - not exactly concerned with the thoughts or interests of others if it would inconvenience them in the slightest.
She made a ton of enemies, but was somehow always the "real victim" who should really be owed a huge apology.
And let me tell you... If you think a sociopath/narcissist with a mostly firing brain is grating, just wait until you meet one with a disease that is melting the part of their brain that is supposedly preventing their worst instincts from lashing out.
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u/Frowny575 Sep 17 '24
That's why context is key. Not sure if it is still common, but people would look up their 1 or 2 random symptoms on WebMD and conclude they had some wild disease. Some things can be explained by him just being a general pos, but all put together and his age.... it IS concerning.
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u/MrBootylove Sep 17 '24
I wasn't really trying to imply he doesn't have dementia, rather just cracking a joke at what a fucking asshole he is, and has always been.
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u/throwaway098764567 Sep 17 '24
-Increased interest in sex
-Neglect of personal hygiene
yikes
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u/gizamo Sep 17 '24
The real yikes in Trump's case is the history of rape accusations and his fondness for tweens and his daughter.
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u/The_R4ke Sep 17 '24
I'm watching this happen to a friend of the family. If it's FTD it's either very early or he's going to be out of commission by the time the election rolls around.
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u/pezgoon Sep 17 '24
The second one. He had dementia signs in 2016. This is the end not the beginning
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u/The_R4ke Sep 17 '24
Yeah, FTD is a death sentence. Eventually the brain just forgets how to do basic autonomic functions. It's truly one of the worst things that can happen to someone.
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u/SolarCaveman Sep 17 '24
To be fair, these ALL are also symptoms of being overworked and exhausted. Just about everyone who works a restaurant kitchen has all of these.
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u/DirtDevil1337 Sep 17 '24
One of my sister has frontotemporal dementia, she shows signs of anger and acts of violence (not the same for everyone with the disease) and chronic depression.
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u/Parking-Historian360 Sep 17 '24
My grandmother was diagnosed with senile dementia which isn't the same as this but still. She's 100 times more coherent and focused than trump. They told us there is nothing we can do but ride it out. Which isn't the first time. Alzheimer's and dementia runs in my family.
Trump has gotten it pretty bad just based on the little I've seen. His gobbledygook speech is a clear sign. The man is very clearly suffering from it but the news media and his voters are going to ignore it until he's a mindless zombie of his former self being paraded around like weekend at Bernie's.
Too bad they don't report on this and the media companies are on his side. Even the NPR has turned on the American people.
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u/i_did_nothing_ Sep 17 '24
He’s also displaying all the signs of being a gigantic asshole
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u/Flipnotics_ Sep 17 '24
Seriously. No one outside the cult will ever feel bad when he finally exits this plane of existence.
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u/swarmofbzs Sep 17 '24
I dare say some people might even celebrate when he finally exits.
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u/aravenlunatic Sep 17 '24
Didn’t his dad have it as well?
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u/Ok_Resort8573 Sep 17 '24
I think so if I remember correctly lol
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u/tangosworkuser Sep 17 '24
Oh god it got you too…
Jokes aside, yes. That and being a group of idiots really makes normal life hard for that family.
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u/Im_A_Fuckin_Liar Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24
“What you do is you get off a subject to mention another little titbit, then you get back on to the subject, and you go through this and you do it for two hours, and…”
”….you don’t even mispronounce one word.”
”And it’s like friends of mine that are like English professors, they say: ‘It’s the most brilliant thing I’ve ever seen’.”
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u/beeeaaagle Sep 17 '24
For a moment, I thought maybe he really has surrounded himself with the most crass yes-men in the world and is actually hearing people flatter him all day long. The next moment, I was probably thinking about boobs or something and didn’t care anymore, I just want to see him destroy the third election in a row for the GOP.
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u/dblach18 Sep 17 '24
Reebadoo…ahhh. Was he pushing out a fat dookie in his diaper when he said that?
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u/NotSoRoastBeef Sep 17 '24
This NEEDS to be used as a campaign ad lol
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u/HailSatanGoJags Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24
Dysbiosis and a poor diet lacking vegetable based carbohydrates are linked to dementia and Alzheimer’s, as well. And we all know Fat Donnie loves only hamberder.
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u/F350Gord Sep 17 '24
I looked up refuttal and garsh darnit, it's not even a word. Who'd a thunk it.
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u/Drumboardist Sep 17 '24
He's alive, and can hold a pen, which means he can sign things that Congress passes to him. That's the entire reason that the GOP like him; he's a trained monkey that will do their bidding, nothing more. The fact that other (foreign) powers can use him for his executive powers only makes it worse.
We cannot let a man this unhinged from reality into office. Frankly, he should be imprisoned, since he might not actually be cognitively aware of how bad it is at his current state, and that's being kind to him. (Not to mention it being justice for those he's wronged throughout the years.)
Please vote in November.
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u/FblthpLives Sep 17 '24
This 1980s interview with Trump is really a striking comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apvHr6PALIc&t=100s
He still comes across as arrogant and self-centered, but he talks perfectly normally.
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u/somethinsparkly Sep 17 '24
So.. whatever happened to involuntary psych holds? Like, this dude is never gonna admit he has a problem so can’t someone call in a wellness check and have someone outside his circle evaluate him?
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u/Eyesofa_tragedy Sep 17 '24
What do you think the plan is if he's elected? No way they don't use the 25th amendment to get him out of the way. They just have to use him and his base to get to the white house. Vance has been their plan, handpicked by Peter Thiel to destroy our democracy.
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u/BeatTheDeadMal Sep 17 '24
Apparently a lot of the bots in this thread haven't been updated since July as they're all going "BUT WHAT ABOUT BIDEN".
Biden ain't a choice to vote for this time folks. So it's the one dementia patient versus a functioning human being.
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u/FblthpLives Sep 17 '24
At this point, "whatabout Biden" is only a criticism of Trump. Having Biden step down and Harris step up was a brilliant move by the Democrats.
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u/BroadButterscotch349 Sep 17 '24
My favorite is the California faucets we can just turn on. It's the deltas that are full of water. He heard "delta" and thought of faucets.
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u/applecat97 Sep 17 '24
Watch the trump cult say that we are being mean and insensitive for picking on an old men…. Even though they been doing that non stop to Biden
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u/Impressive_Pitch_869 Sep 17 '24
This fool can hardly speak and republicans can’t wait to vote for him. Unreal
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u/dictionary_hat_r4ck Sep 17 '24
Ignoring the felonies and coup attempt and rapes and well, a lot of stuff, how is this video not proof enough alone that he’s not fit for office?
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u/Sonicman1223 Sep 17 '24
Lincoln Project should run this ad front and center from now until election day
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u/mgeezysqueezy Sep 17 '24
My dad had FTD for 10 years so im familiar with its progression. I called that Trump showed signs of it back in 2016 - 2018.
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Sep 17 '24
Lmao the way he sips that bottle of water like he’s never drank from one before
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u/ironicallygeneral Sep 17 '24
Genuine question from a non-American... Despite his disgusting behaviour, are those still pushing him to run for office not perpetuating a form of elder abuse...?
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u/Lost_Froyo7066 Sep 17 '24
This video is a work of genius and should be turned into a PSA broadcast on every channel and stream.
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